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#976
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Hey guys! I'm new to this site and I recently traded in my 08 Honda Civic and got myself a 2013 G37x Sedan. Here is a picture of the day I got it:
I've had it for about 3 weeks now and have only put on tints all around (30%), All-season weather mats, DD LED license plate bulbs and reverse LED bulbs. Looking to get more mods. Here is my mod list. Let me know what you think is a good mod to add.
1. Sport Bumper
2. Midnight Black Grille
3. Gloss Black Vinyl Roof
4. Stillen Gen 2 Intakes
5. OEM Rear Deck Spoiler
I've had it for about 3 weeks now and have only put on tints all around (30%), All-season weather mats, DD LED license plate bulbs and reverse LED bulbs. Looking to get more mods. Here is my mod list. Let me know what you think is a good mod to add.
1. Sport Bumper
2. Midnight Black Grille
3. Gloss Black Vinyl Roof
4. Stillen Gen 2 Intakes
5. OEM Rear Deck Spoiler
#977
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Do #1 through #3, and especially dont do #4 ... its an unnecessary waste of money on this car, your barely going to see any return for your investment. And its an expensive investment too for something that yields next to nothing in return lol. Then after #1-3, get wheels and a drop and your done. Modding your G to beauty for under $3k
It's no different from spending a lot more on a set of 20" wheels that just weighs the G down.
Seriously though, it's all subjective. Whatever makes you happy with the car, do it.
#978
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It sounds good. If you can get any intake for less than $200, IMHO, it's worth it for the aural experience.
It's no different from spending a lot more on a set of 20" wheels that just weighs the G down.
Seriously though, it's all subjective. Whatever makes you happy with the car, do it.
It's no different from spending a lot more on a set of 20" wheels that just weighs the G down.
Seriously though, it's all subjective. Whatever makes you happy with the car, do it.
Plus if you're lucky and have a 6mt, i would recommend just having the mufflers professionally removed and replaced with 2.25" stainless steel piping. IMHO, it sounds much better than all of the exhausts available on the market for our cars. Removing the mufflers brings out that beautiful VQ engine sound without adding anything to it or unnecessarily tuning it, its perfect as is. That's my "aural" experience and it costs a lot less than any intake out there.
#979
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Thanks guys for your input. I deff want to do #'s 1-3 first than anything. I am scheduled to do the roof vinyl this upcoming Monday (President's Day). So after that is done, I'll be looking to get the sport bumper after and then once summer comes around i will get the grille. But my ultimate goal for this car is to get Vossen CV4's. After that, I can drive and enjoy the car. Not that I already do, but that will give me a lot of head turners.
#980
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I would "highly" recommend a sway bar upgrade...either Hotchkis or in my case just upgrade the rear with OEM G37S.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...r-upgrade.html
If future plans to get Vossen CV4's, consider lowering with Swifts springs or coil overs. There are other suspension manufactures that can also be installed, but Swifts are the only brand that is made specifically for the G37x.
As far as intakes go...I installed Mishimoto post intake tubes with aFe S dry drop-in filters.
Cost for this combo was just over $200 and pleased with the results.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...-vs-stock.html
I hope this helps...happy modding!
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...r-upgrade.html
If future plans to get Vossen CV4's, consider lowering with Swifts springs or coil overs. There are other suspension manufactures that can also be installed, but Swifts are the only brand that is made specifically for the G37x.
As far as intakes go...I installed Mishimoto post intake tubes with aFe S dry drop-in filters.
Cost for this combo was just over $200 and pleased with the results.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...-vs-stock.html
I hope this helps...happy modding!
#982
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#984
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I would "highly" recommend a sway bar upgrade...either Hotchkis or in my case just upgrade the rear with OEM G37S.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...r-upgrade.html
If future plans to get Vossen CV4's, consider lowering with Swifts springs or coil overs. There are other suspension manufactures that can also be installed, but Swifts are the only brand that is made specifically for the G37x.
As far as intakes go...I installed Mishimoto post intake tubes with aFe S dry drop-in filters.
Cost for this combo was just over $200 and pleased with the results.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...-vs-stock.html
I hope this helps...happy modding!
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...r-upgrade.html
If future plans to get Vossen CV4's, consider lowering with Swifts springs or coil overs. There are other suspension manufactures that can also be installed, but Swifts are the only brand that is made specifically for the G37x.
As far as intakes go...I installed Mishimoto post intake tubes with aFe S dry drop-in filters.
Cost for this combo was just over $200 and pleased with the results.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...-vs-stock.html
I hope this helps...happy modding!
#986
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yeaa...ive had eibach on my honda and i thought it was the closest to stock but i thought it was a little bouncy. not sure how it is on the infiniti tho.
#988
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Thanks for your input. And i am hesitant to changing out the suspension because i love how the stock suspension drives. What is the drop on those springs? and is there any suspension out there that has a drop but still has that stock feel to it? I had a honda previously and i changed out the suspension numerous times and never was satisfied with any of it. I thought it would be same for infiniti's but correct me if im wrong.
If you want to maintain the "stock" ride, I would go with the Swifts.
As I mentioned previously, Swifts are the "only" lowering springs that are specifically designed for the V36 G37x(s).
Post from g35driver:
FYI X Sedan Owners - Swift Springs - G35Driver
More reading:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...gs-review.html
By upgrading our rear sway bar will greatly improve the handling from body roll.
Upgrading to Hotchkis Sways is one of the best improvements that can be done for our G's if you want both front & rear.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...installed.html
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